if you're looking for old miami, original miami, you're looking to a great extent for black miami. ♪y city is mostly ignored by developers, but back in the day it was the epicenter of the black community. a lot has happened since then. >> corn beef, pancakes, smoked sausage, boiled eggs. >> what do you usually get? >> the fishy grits. that's a bahamian dish. >> your parents were jamaican and bahamian. >> yes. my mother was bahamian. my dad was jamaican. >> today i'm having fish and grits at mlk restaurant with this guy, luther campbell. >> a lot of good cooking tradition in the family. >> oh, yeah. one night we'd have rice and peas. the other night we'd have peas and rice. >> otherwise known as luke sky walker. he is something of a musical and political and legal legend. credited with pioneering what would be called miami bass. maybe you know him from campbell versus rose music. >> how do you end up different growing up in miami than you would growing up in l.a. or new york? >> a lot of people would have said southern people, whatever they want to call us, in all actuality, we're an

by the way, we started doing it in miami. in june i did it in miami. moderated the debate. >> that couldn't have happened just a couple years ago. >> so change is in the area. >> certainly is. >> cuba is changing and cuba is changing in its own way. and that's good. change from the outside has never been a good idea. >> it's always good to see you. thank you for your perspective. >> thank you. >> good to be here as well. >>> and this morning, how cuban-american poet found the words to express the changing tide between the united states and cuba. his ancestral homeland. he joins us next. >> caught up in the middle of tug of war between the united states and cuba. only a year after that ordeal i spoke to cuban president fidel castro and elian gonzales' family here. >> juan miguel gonzales would not let reporters visit his family since a return home took me to the elementary school where we found elian in the middle of morning recess. a year ago he was in the center of an international tug of war. then only 5, shipwrecked for three day, the center of a me

steven is a judge for miami dade's criminal division. we have the highest merge of mental illness, 9.1 of the general population, combined with florida, which is 49th or 50th per capita, and that has resulted in all of our gaols becoming the largest psychiatric facilities in the state. for years, he watched as the failings of an overburdened mental health system brought those suffering from mental health illnesses. disorders flooding into his courtroom. >> i don't think gaol is the right place for you. if you let me get you treatment. you may be able to get out of this place. >> reporter: folks like this, a 34-year-old paranoid schizophrenia, arrested 33 times since 2002. left without treatment, likeman says he and others end up living on the streets. they self-med kate with drugs or alcohol, and land in gaol for crimes like pan handling, press passing or petty theft. >> a lot of the crimes we gets are quality of life offenses. they are not exiting nasty horrible offenses, they are getting arrested. >> nationwide numbers are not better.

desde miami, tomÁs ocaÑa, univisiÓn.sonora, criticaron la orden de las autoridades mexicanas para arrestar a directivos y profesores. la mano de la justicia debe recaer contra altos funcionarios, y dueÑos del lugar a quienes responsabilizan. jessica zermeÑo con el deporte. jessica: seis aÑos despuÉs en el que perdieron la vida 49 niÑos y mÁs de 100 resultaron heridas. no hay ningÚn sentenciado por la tragedia, la procuradurÍa informÓ que 22 personas se encuentran sujetas a proceso que 22 personas se encuentran sujetas a proceso penal por el incendio de 5 de julio de 2009. empleados, algunos de ellos estaban en torno a la guardarÍa cuando ocurriÓ el siniestro. como nanas y profesoras. son acusadas de lesiones y homicidios culposos, pero ningÚn funcionario de alto nivel estÁ encarcelado. a pesar de que el lugar de la tragedia era una bodega acondicionada como estancia infantil que no tenÍa salidas de emergencia ni detectores de humo. los padres aseguran que el gobierno les ha fallado. >> si no lo tienen, que lo digan. noso

the boat stayed miami. and then we crossed the u.s. on bikes and roller blades and then just along the way we ound someone who might be able to help deliver it across and toe it across. made up tics had to be as we along. but that first few weeks when we bicycle our way down from london to portugal which is where we set off across atlantic we had some friends ctually who took the boat on a trailer down to portugal where it was first needed. we t was he -- some of it had to do our selves and other others -- sometimes we were lucky enough to have friends along and when we got to the u.s. here we arrived with absolutely no money. it was just the goodness of the people that we met in the local community starting off miami and fort lauderdale that really allowed us to carey stage.each and so it was really we were traveling blind. we really didn't know very often were going to be able to get our bikes across to the next ocean or he the boat across the particular crossing. we were it was all made up as you went along. so i ended up here in co

to run for governor and asked me to host a fundraiser for him in miami. on the day of the event he called to ask if we could use some help setting up. he sent to young volunteers who interned with him in tallahassee, one of those young man was a 22-year-old marco rubio, he struck me as someone who is a bright, well-informed and a bright, well-informed and passionate about issues and policies. he had confidence and maturity that is represented in that age. i remember thinking this young man has a bright future, the year since then has certainly brought that out as he has a accomplished many milestones and triumphs. in 1996 he became campaign chairman in 1998 at 27 he was elected to the west miami city commission against the well-known appointment twice his age. in 9898 at 27 years old, he was elected in 2000 he was was elected to the florida house against the better-known well-funded opponent. in 2007 he was the youngest speaker of the florida house and the first hispanic to serve in that role. in 2010 he took on the apollo initiative in initiative in the

>> the loudest thing from miami has been the silence.appened on december 17th, if you recall, what happened with alian gonzalez, that was 15 years ago, there were tires burning in the streets of miami over one child. this is a complete shift in the policy towards cuba. and nothing happened. there was a rally that got called by the conservative folks in the community. and 250 people showed up and that was the end of it. >> some cubans are already making a living outside the government and government owned businesses, capitalist entrepreneurs in communist country. melissa chan joins us again. this is the part of the economy. >> absolutely. a lot of people keep asking or expect a lot of change in the future because of this. and what a lot of people forget is that actually, cuba is a bit of a contradiction. change is already going on. of course if you look back in history there are certain lean economic years where the cuban government has allowed cubans to pursue private enterprise and then they rein it back in. what they have to do, these

correspondent marry bell rodriguez reports from miami. >> reporter: tropical storm erika hit puerto rico on friday, storm with wind up to 50 miles per hour, knocked down trees and power lines on the southern part of the island. but the storm caused deadly flooding and mud slide thursday on the caribbean island of dough minute nick as, rivers overflowed in the street. the building collapse as water crashed into its foundation, erika could intensify in the category one hurricane by the time it reaches east coast of the united states. >> this is where it gets tricky as we head into late sunday, monday, possibly tropical storm quarter moving across south florida by monday morning and riding up the spine of the state of florida. >> reporter: florida declared a state of emergency as it gets ready for its first hurricane in this decade. here in miami dade local concrete company is giving out free sandbags to residents and they have prepared for tropical storm erika, as you you can see residents are taking advantage of this more than a thousand bags, have been given out. >> just in case, we're g

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and what business could be smaller than an 1-year-old dude in a studio paper in miami beach. before long, efraim diveroli was doing millions of dollars worth of business with the pentagon. most by winning contracts that supply goods to iraq, things thigh helmets and boots and ak-47s. he had no overhead. none. just rent. he just was a very astute and capable businessman who understood his advantages and understood the weaknesses of his adversarieses. the time the arm where was right to to stand up. the new terms, stand up and metrics and things. the iraqi army, and private contractors were tasked to chase down surplus soviet bloc weapons. the cheap kinds the iraqied were given. the standard and nonstandard. the nonstandard is the russian or soviet bloc kind and much less expensive. even though he was just a kidding he was really really good at it. dropped the yes, sirs and no-sirs and pretended to be a man. he would pretend to be a general and call up offices in baghdad and fool. the. the treated them lime fools and not without some merit. even though he was only 18, he was ab

>> the family dollar store in miami, florida. >> reporter: miami?o miles from diana's home. >> reporter: detectives contacted the family dollar chain and got very, very lucky. family dollar was able to give them security video of someone buying a tracfone on january 23rd, just two days before peggy was murdered. is diana on the tape? >> it doesn't appear so. >> reporter: so end of the road? >> no. >> reporter: no, because the woman buying the phone was someone detectives recognized. not diana? >> definitely not diana. >> reporter: who was it? >> karen hamm-samuel. >> reporter: and how did they know who she was? >> karen hamm was somebody i had already profiled as a person who came up frequently on diana's call records. she was a high frequency caller. >> reporter: so you got a friend of diana's buying the disposable phone that called peggy just before she was killed? >> yes. that was a big moment. >> reporter: now they knew who had bought the phone. the next step was to figure out who had turned the tracfone on. tracfones need to be activated using

aquÍ en miami la llamada capital del exilio cubano, fracciones de un extremo a otro.presaron la opiniÓn de la conciliación. y lourdes del rÍo tiene versiones distintas de cubanos sobre momento polÍtico que vive su patria a 90 millas. >> dilo! dilo! >> esta como los comunistas que no dejan escuchar los temas. >> asÍ amanecieron los Ánimos hoy en miami. mientras en la habana se izaba la bandera estadounidense por primera vez hace con cuatro aÑos aquÍ era evidente que entre los exiliados cubanos las opiniones estaban divididas. >> estÁ bien, la Única manera que va a haber un cambio. >> es una blasfemia con el pueblo cubano. >> eso no va generar cambio? >> cambio va a ver cuando haya elecciÓn libre. >> esta polarizaciÓn dice el experto tiene su razÓn de ser. >> la comunidad cubana-americana nunca es monolÍtica, y quizÁs ahora menos que antes por distintos puntos de vista con familias en cuba y difieren del exilio histÓrico de lo que llegaron en el 60 y 70. >> por este marco la experiencia variado muchas veces las discusiones suben de tono y se generan incidentes como el d

. >>> they're going on a lavish trip to miami complete with walks on the beach, but he's paying for everything. but these aren't a couple. they've never met before, pairing up on an online arrangement. would you vacation with a stranger? >>> and a new sound for one direction. a musical inspiration you might not expect from the uber popular boy band. tonight they're revealing a secret about their upcoming album and opening up about why nothing can drag them down. drag me down >>> but first, the "nightline" five. >>> zantac heartburn alert. stop. nexium can take 24 hours to work. zantac's different. zantac rushes relief in as little as 30 minutes. no pill relieves heartburn faster. >>> it's back to school time. you think your car smells fine, but your passengers smell this. eliminate odors you've gone nose blind to with a febreze clip. break out the febreze and breathe happy. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with some horrifying rental disasters. if you're thinking of having a mini vaca in someone else's home or letting a stranger stay in your this is summer, listen up.

probably stay away from miami. >> bieber's smart putting himself down using laughter to address his miamirrest charged with a dui and drag racing. he also spoke about the time he did his business in a mop bucket at a restaurant. >> it's like if ozzy osbourne would pea in a bucket, be like, you're a rock star. me, it's like, what a bad kid. >> justin walked in the opposite of guarded. he was ready to talk. it's been a while since he's had new music out. been a while since he's talked to the press. i didn't know what to expect. opened right up and just let it all hang out. >> maybe i'm a bad influence, but for me, i was like, i'm going to do this until i feel like i shouldn't be doing this. maybe i was wrong, but that's how i learned and i feel like i'm much better for it. >> are you in love? >> yes. i am in love. >> with what?is esther. my little puppy. >> he makes a cameo riding a skateboard in the "what do you mean" lyrics video that drops today. >> it's only going to be easier if i have people supporting me. if you want to ride this train with me guys, i'd love to have you on board. if

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which is east of the miami airport. and sort of runs parallel with the coastline there but sort of inland. a terrible crash. local reports indicate crews have brought one person to a hospital. 7 sky is over the scene now. these are live pictures. this is the avenue i believe north south avenue, northwest 12th avenue. running parallel to the beat. i want to see what we're going to see in closeups. that's a fire truck. here you'll see the rest of the vehicle. how they managed to collide in this way is beyond us. local authorities are on scene and when we get more -- we know one person seen on the stretcher after the crash. probably that person would go to jackson memorial hospital which isn't that far away. a level 1 trauma center and a fine one there. more information from there as it comes in. >>> the pept gone confirms it is finalizing a plan to close the guantanamo bay and trying to find the detainees there new homes. today there's word of a major hangup. turns out nobody wants terrorist suspects living in their homet

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the deal was that for every mile of waterway dredged from saint augustine to miami, they would get 3000 -- 3840 acres of public land all along the atlantic coast of florida. which was by no means badlands swampland at all. it was prime real estate. and by 1912, this company had earned over one million acres of land, prescott company had earned over one million acres of land for dredging 286 miles of waterway. and when they did an actual survey in 1889 they determined that approximately 15% of the entire waterway was land and 85% was water. the problem was, except for the st. johns river going east along the coast, most of the waterway, like the indian river lagoon was not navigable. in other words, you couldn't take a steamship or anything like it down the coast of florida without it being dredged to some extent. and so the deal was they had to dredge a continuous waterway five feet deep and 50 feet wide. one of the things that wescott had to do and it became a big bone of detention -- contention with the legislature was the he was supposed to maintain this waterway. constantly the cana

david begnaud is in miami tonight. david. >> reporter: maurice, behind me, it may look like the calm before the storm, but people are preparing for what could be the worst. residents in the nearby town of sufferside are heeding the governor's warning to have three days of food and water on hand. people were also out buying plywood to board up windows. drivers in pembroke pines were in line for hours trying to fill up, while others were busy filling up sandbags. this could be the first major storm to hit south florida since hurricane wilma in 2005. the governor is telling floridaians who may be feeling complacent right now this is a storm they need to take seriously. >> dubois: david begnaud in miami tonight. thank you. celeste wheeler is a meteorologist at our cbs station in miami, wfor. he's tracking the storm for us. craig, what's the latest? >> the latest is erika remains a disorganized tropical storm this evening. the center is the head of the thunderstormses and it's very lo porto sided. the future track takes it

al regresar a miami, besaba 55 libras menos.n: largos pasillos donde el hacinamiento es evidente, y donde enfermar es muy fÁcil. >> que daban una pastilla y ya. y para adentro de la prisiÓn. juan: aunque dice que muchos llegaban a diario, no eran tantos los que salÍan y todos de la misma forma. >> pagaron para salir de dentro de la prisiÓn. juan: hoy cuando tratan de recuperar su vida, sigue marcado por el infierno que viviÓ, donde sale siguen cientos de cubanos que sÓlo perseguÍan el sueÑo americano. este hombre asegura que lo que viviÓ en el centro de detención lo dejÓ bastante afectado, emocionalmente y con problemas de nervios. lo que mÁs me preocupa es que por tantos dÍas de ausencia producto de haber estado encerrado en mÉxico perdiÓ su trabajo y en este momento busca cÓmo rehacer su vida. arantxa: en materia econÓmica la elevada inflaciÓn, una creciente deuda de las finanzas pÚblicas, fuga de capitales, escasez de alimentos a lo que se suma la imposibilidad de pagar compromisos crediticios adquiridos tienen a varios paÍse

well, that's the opportunity i got to do with these researchers based out of university of miami. we went on a boat in the bahama bahamas bahamas, in the name of sharks. let's take a look. >> shark on! >> shark. the very name inspires wonder and fear, vilified as the world's ultimate killing machine, but their bad-boy image is all wrong, according to these guys. >> i haven't had a single bad day with sharks in 35 years of doing business. >> if there is a shark around, you're likely to find jim in the water with the camera. >> we have 400 billion years of sharks shaping our ocean's health. and in the last 50 years on my watch we've literally destroyed it. >> one in six of all sharks that have been threatened with extinction . >> the university of miami, one of his primary missions is to study sharks in the wild so policymakers can make good policies based on science. >> i really can't express the word of value that jim brings. he can get to sharks. he can figure out what the best conditions are, and he can help us design our information based on the health of the ocean. >> this is

enrique: una pareja en miami decide... dar su promesa de amor bajo el agua.uido en planes elección simple. cámbiate ya. enrique: las vacaciones de una joven estadounidense en cuba se convirtieron en una pesadilla luego de sufrir un accidente automovilÍstico. se ha quedado estancada en un hospital, su familia no tiene dinero para trasladarla y tampoco tiene seguro mÉdico, y tampoco seguro viajero para cubrir los gastos de su accidente. periodista: estanca de la cama del hospital en cuba se encuentra bÁrbara jimÉnez una joven estadounidense de padres cubanos quien viajaba con su novia de vacaciones en la isla, sufriÓ un accidente automovilÍstico. un viaje que quizÁs sea por mucho tiempo porque su familia no cuenta con el dinero para transportarla y la joven no tiene seguro mÉdico. >> nos habÍan dicho que como no tenÍa seguro mÉdico no podÍan hacerle el favor de trasladarla, que si fuera un costo de 50.000 $, nos han rechazado porque es cuba, si fuera otro paÍs no tuviÉramos el mismo problema. periodista: de esa fue la noticia con la que se encontrÓ la familia p

miami was rising as a city of great economic opportunity. key west was declining. key west has always been a place of boom or bust. west, thetion of key overall population, fell by half over a period of 10 years. community was moving to miami and the kind of core community that remained here, a dozen families remained in key west. the community only really began to expand again in the postwar years after world war ii when you had a new wave of jewish americans coming to key west from elsewhere in the united states and creating this postwar boom that happened in the lots of -- in lots of american cities. in 1969.nds that is when the new synagogue was built on united street. anytime you have an opportunity to look at a small group of people, marginalized people, you get to look at the dominant culture through a different lens and you see how individual lives were impacted and how it affected families and individuals. you come away with a richer sense of who we all are and what life is all about, recognizing differences and celebrating differences and being aware of a

we miss him but we are happy to have julie from our abc miami station.rning america. we're going to take a live shot from where i work monday through friday in miami. absolutely gorgeous. don't let this picture fool you. this is showing temperatures in the low 80s with feels-like temperatures mid to upper 80s. they will see a high of 92 degrees. south miami in a drought. we'll see showers and thunderstorms across northern florida. a storm system will bring rain over iowa and chicago. there could two to three inches of rain. we are expecting dry conditions across the southwest. what a difference the county is making from dry to hot to humid and wet. that's a look at the forecast nationally, now, let's look at the forecast outside your front door. >> reporter: good morning everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with the accuweather update. we're one of the drier locations we're not expecting rain today or tomorrow. monday and tuesday there's a chance of showers and thunderstorms. from now until then it's beautiful. mid 80s. >> a plus. >> fantastic. >> an

first series fwhxt miami more than two years.hey are tied with the marlins for worst record in baseball. >> facing the mets tomorrow, david wright is expected to come off disabled list for new york. >> indyeah car racing in poconos ends serious accident tonight. safe karm a piece of this and it hits jus ty tin wilson in the back of the head. you can see the debris in midair. wilson had to be air-lifted to a hospital in allentown. he's in a coma and critical condition. his prayers and thoughts are with the wilson family. >> ron jaworksi just a touchdown away. down five jacksonville. dan to the end zone. hit and pick. so close. don't lose the conference title game. 51-66 jacksonville coach can't believe it he breaks down in tears. they're going to the sport's biggest stage. >>> the guy the eagles trade away for sam bradford, nick foles plague for rams tonight against marcus mariota and fols picked off. pick six. foles not a great night for rams. finishes 3-7. 18 yards, no touchdown. one interception. they're 0-2 and does preseason

cbs news, west miami. >>> meteorologists say the gulf state could be in jeopardy if the storm veers west. >>> why you might soon need an id to buy your favorite drink. >>> and authorities find bodies of adults and children in ab abandon van in europe. >>> this 5-year-old has the sweetest reaction to his mom's pregnancy announcement. >>> speaking of sweet, how long will this great weather stick around? it is the last weekend in august, going to be a hot one, numbers coming up. . >>> new at noon, police in hungry have arrested 3 people in connection with the deaths odozens of migrants found inside a truck yesterday on austria's main highway. investigators say the victims likely suffocated inside the abandon vehicle, several children are among the dead, tens of thousands seek refuge in europe. >>> a school is being dedicated in honor of a teacher who died in the school massacre, she was among students killed, renamed the honey shot house school victoria soto school, her mother posted this on facebook quote, vicky would plan for weeks and set up her classroom to perfection, she would have be

katrina is in miami rushing to get to the studio. i know where that studio is.rrible around there. katrina, do you think this run in housing can continue just based on what you see in miami? >> well, the reason i think that it is doing so well is because the inventory is so low, which is driving up prices. mortgage rates are still low. then the job market is bringing a lot more confidence to the american population. i think that it is completely different than what we saw years and years ago, people were buying foreign investment. people are currently buying for primary residence. given what is happening with the stock market past few days. you would think some people would be fearful entering the real estate market. what i'm persons is completely the opposite. they are fearful of the stock market. they want to basically place their cash in the real estate market and miami is becoming more and more of an international destination. so i'm sighing that on day-to-day basis. interest rates are still low. people are very bullish. i think biggest obstacle means low am

miami will actually take any rainfall it can get.f a drought here and those are the computer models that continue to move it off to the west. locally 10 inches of rain across parts of the islands but the west coast of florida, tampa, we awe saul that dramatic flooding, paula, last month, so they are going to be susceptible to flooding as we go through tuesday, wednesday, even thursday of this week. back to you. >> all right, i know folks in florida are still on edge. rob, we'll check in with you a little bit later in the show. thank you. >>> and now we do have new information this morning about those tragic murders that happened on live television in virginia. vester flanagan fired 17 shots that killed a reporter and photographer, and now we're getting a look inside his dark, dingy, bare-bones apartment and we're hearing about his erratic and sometimes threatening behavior from his former bosses. abc's mary bruce joins us from roanoke this morning. hi, mary. >> reporter: hey, paula, good morning. as this community comes together to m

we miss him but we are happy to have julie from our abc miami station. good morning. >> good morning america. we're going to take a live shot from where i work in miami. absolutely gorgeous. i get to read this. >> go for it. >> this weather report was furniture home store. how did i do. >> a plus. >> fantastic. >> and you brought the beautiful weather to new york city. >> i don't want to leave. oops. did my boss hear that? >> coming up, taking on the case of a man who said his car was illegally towed. how she saved him big bucks and how you can learn as well. sara? >> people get to see a side of you guys on periscope which we do through all of the breaks every weekend. you got to watch. right now click on a link and figure out what it is. you get so much more. we'll show you things from the control room to the makeup rooms. edit bays. you're going to see it all right here on -- >> even the edit phase. >> man, that is something. >> we're going to show the underbelly.g. >> we're going to show the underbelly. hello. our ocean spray cranberry mango juice dri

miami tv crews capture the entire incident on camera.the time she begins her morning by putting her son daniel on the school bus, but this day is different. >> translator: i noticed someone crossing the street, a well-dressed man. he quickly pushed me into the bus, closed the doors and ordered the bus driver to drive, to keep going, and that he had a gun. >> the man is highly agitated. he demands to be driven to a local irs headquarters. authorities respond by sending a swarm of police vehicles on the scene on the palmetto expressway. >>> it was a cross between "speed" and the oj simpson chase. it was a slow-speed chase for a long time. everybody was afraid of what might happen. there's reason for fear. the man who has commandeered the bus, the 42-year-old, is armed with a gun and a bomb. >> he had a box he hid in one of the seats. we believed it was some kind of weapon. >> translator: he said that if she didn't continue driving, he would blow up the bus. i started talking to him. i asked him why he was doing that this, that these were s

dagen: i'm from miami.ace down there. >> prices tend to be cheaper and they have a lot of pieces after the labor day weekend. sandra: the last one we don't have time for which is montauk. residents are little upset that is such a destination. they like their quiet little community and now it's getting fancy. thank you. "star wars" takes to answer grandma lives in a teaser for one of the most anticipated moves of the year. one shot in particular has fans all abuzz. more on that next. keep your right here on fox business. created using digital models and real world location-based specs that taught it how to follow the wind. so while the ones on the left are waiting, the ones on the right are pulling power out of thin air. pretty impressive, huh? now, two things that are exactly the same have have never been more different. ge software. get connected. get insights. get optimized. why should over two hundred years of citi history matter to you? well, because it tells us something powerful about progress: that w